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Published 20 hours ago • verified publisher icon davidshepherd7

New frame for compile buffer does not open if the compile buffer is displayed in another workspace

Open davidshepherd7 opened this issue 9 years ago • 7 comments

davidshepherd7 avatar Dec 11 '14 11:12 davidshepherd7

Same issue for magit-status.

spwhitton avatar Aug 13 '16 15:08 spwhitton

Ah, that's annoying!

I just came across the visible-frame-list function, which I might be able to use to work around this...

davidshepherd7 avatar Aug 15 '16 16:08 davidshepherd7

TODO: See if I can use EWMH via either this or wmctrl to implement this.

davidshepherd7 avatar Nov 03 '16 21:11 davidshepherd7

Some initial work on this here, but it's definitely alpha-quality.

davidshepherd7 avatar Jan 29 '17 09:01 davidshepherd7

This is fixed for X11 only. To use the fix you need to install wmctrl and set frames-only-mode-reopen-frames-from-hidden-x11-virtual-desktops to t.

It might be buggy on window managers other than XMonad, I haven't had a chance to test it yet.

davidshepherd7 avatar Aug 02 '17 10:08 davidshepherd7

@spwhitton Which window manager do you use? If it's something other than XMonad it would be great if you could give this a try at some point.

davidshepherd7 avatar Aug 02 '17 11:08 davidshepherd7

On Wed, Aug 02, 2017 at 11:21:51AM +0000, David Shepherd wrote:

@spwhitton Which window manager do you use? If it's something other than XMonad it would be great if you could give this a try at some point.

Sorry, David, but I'm back on GNOME without frames-only-mode (I wanted GNOME, I didn't want to get rid of frames-only-mode, but it doesn't make sense on GNOME).

-- Sean Whitton

spwhitton avatar Aug 02 '17 13:08 spwhitton